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November 20th, 2025 | Lower School Performing Arts Centre @ 7:00 PM
Lume Women + Health: Menopause 101 – The Myths and the Facts
This insightful talk will provide essential knowledge and a deeper understanding of the menopause transition with tangible strategies to improve your health. Lume is elevated healthcare for women founded by female MDs, to empower healthy aging in a preventive, personalized and holistic way.
January 8th, 2026 | Lower School Performing Arts Centre @ 7:00 PM
Janine Halloran: Coping Skills for Big Feelings
Kids, teens, and adults all benefit from using simple, healthy, and safe strategies to deal with big feelings, overwhelming thoughts, and challenging situations.
Join Janine Halloran, LMHC as she shares coping skills across the lifespan. Be prepared for experiential learning and movement as we try different strategies in the room like grounding techniques, breathing exercises and movements we can use with the children and teens in our lives and incorporate into our own lives as well.
April 8th, 2026 | Lower School Performing Arts Centre @ 7:00 PM
Deena Shaffer: The Final Stretch
This warm, practical session empowers parents and caregivers to support their students through the challenges of final assessments and exams.
Drawing on research about rising stress, procrastination and skill gaps, Deena Kara Shaffer, PhD, shares holistic learning strategies that blend time management, motivation and wellbeing. You’ll encounter transformative approaches to help your learner feel more confident, focused and resilient so that academic work feels startable, doable, and sustainable in this last stretch of the school year.
September 18th, 2025 | Lower School Performing Arts Centre @ 7:00 PM
Dr. Greg Wells: Sleep, Eat, Think & Move Better
Dr. Greg Wells explores how small, consistent improvements in daily habits can lead to better health and learning outcomes. His talk will cover the importance of sleep for memory and mental health, how nutrition affects brain function, the link between movement and cognitive development and tools for mastering focus in a digital world. This session offers practical strategies for students and parents alike.
September 25th, 2025 | Upper School @ 6:00 PM
The Ivey HBA Experience
Join us for a new and unique opportunity for students and families to ask questions about the application process to one of the most recognized business programs in the world and also hear directly about the Ivey experience from people closely tied to Lauremont School.
Learn about the HBA (Honours Business Administration) program and application process from the HBA Recruitment and Admissions Team from the Ivey School of Business at Western University. The session will also include a panel discussion with Lauremont School alumni who completed the Ivey HBA program.
The evening will also give the community an opportunity to hear how the Upper School guidance team supports our students and prepares them for the university application process for both national and international programs.
Please Note: Grade 7 to 12 students are allowed to attend this event.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for some answers? See below for some answers to common questions.
Is there a charge to register for the Speaker Series events?
Entry to the Speaker Series events are free of charge!
Will there be parking available onsite?
Yes, parking will be available at the school.
Can children attend the events?
Children under the age of 18 will not be allowed to attend the event.
Please Note: Grade 7 to 12 students are allowed to attend the Ivey HBA Experience Event on September 25th, 2025.